SPC Mysteries

[ItsGotSugar]

What about that song segment they sometimes do in the middle of the episodes?

"Two, four, six, nine, why do we...(something something something)?"



Anyone know what the rest of the words are?

[robomasteralpha]

Could it possibly be "Three, five, seven, nine, why do we sing this crazy part in rhyme"?

[adam808]

I've wondered that one myself. Sounds like that might be it.

[Takila]

I always thought it was "parted rhyme".

Wonder if it was recorded on the same day the singer said "the Big Cheese of the villain"?

[ItsGotSugar]

I thought he said "the Big Cheese IS the villain." Maybe I was wrong. After all, he said "this cat gets down down with a love hangover" when there was no reason to say the word twice.

According to Wikipedia, the singer in question was a writer for the show named Michael Airington, who had a few drinks before the recording session. ^^

[TGLucario475]

I thought he said "the Big Cheese IS the villain." Maybe I was wrong. After all, he said "this cat gets down down with a love hangover" when there was no reason to say the word twice.

According to Wikipedia, the singer in question was a writer for the show named Michael Airington, who had a few drinks before the recording session. ^^

Yep, thats right, he must of been more drunk than Guru Lou!

[robomasteralpha]

I thought he said "the Big Cheese IS the villain." Maybe I was wrong. After all, he said "this cat gets down down with a love hangover" when there was no reason to say the word twice.

According to Wikipedia, the singer in question was a writer for the show named Michael Airington, who had a few drinks before the recording session. ^^

Yep, thats right, he must of been more drunk than Guru Lou!

He must've had a lot of monosodium glutimate that day

[TGLucario475]

I thought he said "the Big Cheese IS the villain." Maybe I was wrong. After all, he said "this cat gets down down with a love hangover" when there was no reason to say the word twice.

According to Wikipedia, the singer in question was a writer for the show named Michael Airington, who had a few drinks before the recording session. ^^

Yep, thats right, he must of been more drunk than Guru Lou!

He must've had a lot of monosodium glutimate that day

ROFL...or maybe polly whacked him with a fryin pan or two xD

[ItsGotSugar]

I practice my rendition of that song almost daily. At this point, I think I've almost got that Paul Lynde/Sammy Davis, Jr. impression down. 


Do you guys imitate the voice, too?

[Mechadon]

Here's something that's been bugging me. In many episodes we see the cats making pizza by hand. But in other episodes (I forget which ones) we see automated machines helping them make the pizza. What's the deal with that?

[Takila]

The way I see it, it's a two-tier system.  Most of the time the pizzas are made by hand, but on the busy days they automate to keep up with demand.

Given that the customers were backed up blocks away (in episode 21), I'd say that there was some demand  .

[felineki]

I think the reason that they don't rely totally on the automated equipment is so that Polly has an excuse to keep that frying pan around.

[Mechadon]

The way I see it, it's a two-tier system.  Most of the time the pizzas are made by hand, but on the busy days they automate to keep up with demand.

Given that the customers were backed up blocks away (in episode 21), I'd say that there was some demand  .

I think the reason that they don't rely totally on the automated equipment is so that Polly has an excuse to keep that frying pan around.

I would agree with both these theories. I noticed how The Pizza Cat does a lot for its costumers. They take orders at the counter, or you can order from the tables like a sit-in restaurant. They have a drive through. They make deliveries both on foot and by Special Express. That's a lot for four cats to handle at once. Oh! I also forgot to mention that three of them are super heroes.

So, yah, I should cut them some slack. Keep up the good work cats! 

[Threaux]

If the episodes give us any information then its:

Polly and Francine work phone/ cashier/ waitress duties.  (maybe make pizza?)

Speedy and Guido handle deliveries interchangeably with Speedy primaily the one making house calls. 

Guido is in charge of specialty "special order" pizza's.

Speedy cleans the bathrooms and acts as waiter when busy.

The rescue team was mentioned as having a some sort or role as well if I recall correctly, I forget what ep though. 

[Truro]

I think it was "Drumming up trouble with a big bad beat" where we see the rescue team cleaning up the main parlour, after The doggy bag bomb goes off. Was that the one you were thinking of?

[Threaux]

yeah I think that was it. 

[TGLucario475]

What about that song segment they sometimes do in the middle of the episodes?

"Two, four, six, nine, why do we...(something something something)?"



Anyone know what the rest of the words are?

i've been listenin to it very closely, its TWO FOUR SIX EIGHT WHY DO WE EXPECT A RAISE

cos they talk about earning money during the series

[NPC]

What about that song segment they sometimes do in the middle of the episodes?

"Two, four, six, nine, why do we...(something something something)?"



Anyone know what the rest of the words are?

i've been listenin to it very closely, its TWO FOUR SIX EIGHT WHY DO WE EXPECT A RAISE

cos they talk about earning money during the series

 ... As nice as that sounds, I'm fairly certain that's not what the line is.

Although... who can tell. The voice acting of SPC has confused a lot of people, what with its slurring of the English language. =P

[Threaux]

You can hear it really clearly on the sound file attached to my "Original SPC Theme Music" thread.  I think it's actually "expectorate" from what I can hear. 
   

[TGLucario475]

yeah, but they say a bit too fast tho, maybe some-one should play the sound file slowly so they can find out what the word is!